Sew-what

Upholstery Shop in Huntington, Indiana

(260) 273-2062, Huntington, IN 46750View on Yelp

About Sew-what

Sew-what operates from their location in Huntington, Indiana. They do not have Yelp reviews posted yet. Services include furniture reupholstery, auto upholstery, sewing & alterations. Indiana's cost of living keeps service prices lower than coastal states.

Services

Furniture Reupholstery
Auto Upholstery
Sewing & Alterations

Services & Process

Sew-what handles furniture reupholstery, auto upholstery, sewing & alterations at their location in Huntington. Whether it is a family sofa, a classic car interior, or a restaurant booth, upholstery work requires someone who knows fabrics, frames, and finishing. Call (260) 273-2062 to discuss your project.

Service Area

Sew-what is at their location in Huntington, IN. They serve the local area and surrounding communities.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Sew-what do auto upholstery?
Some shops handle both furniture and auto work, others specialize. Auto work includes seats, headliners, door panels, dashboards, and convertible tops. Call (260) 273-2062 to ask about their auto capabilities.
Can I bring my own fabric?
Most upholsterers accept customer-supplied fabric, but make sure you bring enough. They can tell you the yardage required for your piece. Call (260) 273-2062 to confirm their policy.
Where is Sew-what?
They are at their location in Huntington, IN 46750. Call (260) 273-2062 to discuss your project or schedule a drop-off.
How much does reupholstery cost?
A dining chair might run $150 to $400 depending on fabric. A sofa is $800 to $2,500 or more. Auto seat recovering varies by vehicle. Call (260) 273-2062 for a quote on your specific piece.
How long does upholstery work take?
Typical turnaround is 2 to 6 weeks depending on workload and fabric availability. Custom orders or specialty materials may take longer. Ask (260) 273-2062 about current lead times.
Is it worth reupholstering my old furniture?
If the frame is solid wood and well made, almost always yes. A quality frame with new fabric and foam will outlast most new furniture. Cheap frames are usually not worth it. Bring the piece in for an honest assessment.

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